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Citys three major newspapers, the new york times, the daily news, in the new york post. new york is now without its major daily newspapers. and there are some fears here that the strike could develop into a long one. while they argue the biggest newspaper in the biggest city in the countrys the newsroom, published by the unification church. which is headed by the reverence some a moon, the korean evangelist. >> what the unions in the publishes are getting the impression that they are able to set...

And there are some fears here that the strike could develop into a long one. while they argue the biggest newspaper in the biggest city in the countrys the newsroom, published by the unification church. which is headed by the reverence, the korean evangelist. >> what the unions in the publishes are getting the impression that they are able to set that into a power struggle. both sides could be bluffing, but if they are not, the new york newspaper strike could be long bitter and expensive. >> tod...

And republicans. and its one of the things thats on the ballot. and, you know, i get a lot of pushback from people who seem to think that they own the interpretation of the gospel, but ive been studying the scriptures my whole life. im committed to the faith. and as a pastor, i have a profound reverence for life, and as a pastor and a person of faith, i have a deep respect for choice. and i still think as i have said time and time again, a patients room is too crowded a space for a woman, her do...

Breath taking scene. >> it is beautiful, isnt it? its so devastating and deadly but captivating to look at. the lava flow has slowed significantly, but it is now inching closer to the islands main highway and officials are having to monitor the air quality because of possible toxic gases being released. cnns david culver has the latest from the scene. >> reporter: the nighttime glow of mauna loas oozing lava, well, you just have to pull over to properly admire it. its the middle of the night and...

Arrested and charged with transporting a fetus to new york, removal of human remains from the place of death, an improper disposal of a fetus. it was a crazy gruesome bit of a theater that grabbed public attention. but 30 years later, one of those reverence, robert shank, is still making headlines. earlier this month, reverend schenck told the new york times that as head of an evangelical group he was behind a wine and dines game to gain access conservative supreme court justices in at an effort...

Democratic -- was underway new york city. bill clinton was the presumptive democratic nominee who is running among other things on abortion rights. while he was in new york, clinton was also running literally, he was jogging. >> as he left this morning, clinton was convicted by a man from operation rescue. posing as an autograph seeker. he tried to handle until what appeared to be a four month old fetus. clinton recoiled but continue to great passerby anyways on his morning to the park. >> the i...

The context of his life was he was standing for stuff people couldnt understand or see and if you are an ally, he thought he would be losing the war. if you are on the other side, you are his enemy and he was willing to stand for something even though he was criticized but now they talk with reverence and respect because he earned respect and it was a time in my life i was figuring that out, my nature wants to be liked but really are trying to figure out its more impactful if i earn their respec...

The context of his life was he was standing for stuff people couldnt understand or see and if you are an ally, he thought he would be losing the war. if you are on the other side, you are his enemy and he was willing to stand for something even though he was criticized but now they talk with reverence and respect because he earned respect and it was a time in my life i was figuring that out, my nature wants to be liked but really are trying to figure out its more impactful if i earn their respec...

The context of his life was he was standing for stuff people couldnt understand or see and if you are an ally, he thought he would be losing the war. if you are on the other side, you are his enemy and he was willing to stand for something even though he was criticized but now they talk with reverence and respect because he earned respect and it was a time in my life i was figuring that out, my nature wants to be liked but really are trying to figure out its more impactful if i earn their respec...

The cost to the soul, and who winds up living and dying and bearing those scars in that kind of a conflict. >> what is that? is that silk? >> of course. >> thats a nice sheen on it. >> thank you. >> very nice. >> i would say id get you one but the man who made it is probably dead, i dont know. >> my family, when i was growing up, talked about the holocaust, although they never used that word. they used to call it the great murders. i shot the whole film very documentary style. it was the first f...